When I Feel DeadA Poem by Dan CowanThis one deals with my frequent failure to fight, to just sit back and allow sin to take over. Rendering me dead once more. But when I get my head in the game and pray for strength, God deliversThere was a time for death's rebind It slipped away under grievous sky Making way for Hell to tend Each time I feel dead Waking up with bloodshot eyes Lids are stretched just way too wide This is the feeble trend Each time I feel dead Shadows are alive in here Tracing every stone I fear This is the pit that holds my end Each time I feel dead Now sinking, drowning, choking in the depths The grimness; it's ruthless, this all-consuming threat It lumbers like a spider in a garden of passive pines Looming in my view with a backdrop of frozen skies Fangs are brought to bear and I must swiftly now decide But the sordid voice I hear at night is one of lovely vice It pleads with me to balm its bite Crooning with a voice so trite And once again, I swallow dread Each time I feel dead When floorboards groan and snap I'll know its near and pray 'holdfast' Cause I'm a worm from horrors read Each time I feel dead But in the cast of palest light When I pray for holy might I'm a lion when brought to life Roaring as I rip this wide
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5 Reviews Added on January 24, 2018 Last Updated on January 24, 2018 AuthorDan CowanNew Castle, PAAboutI’m a simple guy. I work in landscaping/snow plowing. I love Jesus, writing, Japanese anime, metalcore, deathcore, and beards. I have recently published my first book— River Stone Tales pa.. more..Writing
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